Great Ming: My Wife Must Call Me the Heavenly Khan

In the first year of the Chongzhen era, more than ten years remain before the Ming dynasty’s sun and moon, its mountains and rivers, will fall.

The Ming is beset by troubles at home and abroad, with one disaster after another. The Manchus in Liaodong and the rebel king in Guanzhong are making their entrances. Land ownership is concentrated in the hands of a few, the military and government are in disarray, and the people are living in a living hell.

At this moment, Li Qiushui transmigrates into the body of Chongzhen, Zhu Youjian, the master of micromanagement.

The good news: the Ming still has one chance to turn things around.

The bad news: Li Qiushui micromanages even more than Zhu Youjian.

“The sun and moon, the mountains and rivers, are still ours.”

Li Qiushui: “Ministers, how about making a donation?”

With the empire on the brink of collapse, Li Qiushui is willing to bear the burden of all thirteen provinces and both capitals of the Ming on his shoulders.

He will defeat the rebel king, quell disasters, drive out the barbarians, and fight the Manchus…